The University of Worcester is made up of Academic schools and support services across four campuses: St John’s Campus, City Campus, Severn Campus and Lakeside Campus.
The university is committed to making each campus and activities accessible for all members of our community.
If you need to work out if a place is going to be accessible to you, you can use AccessAble. Their detailed access guides lets you know what access will be like when you visit somewhere on the university campuses. All the guides have accessibility symbols that give you a quick overview of what is available, you can also use these to filter your search.
Whether it’s finding a room in a university building, travelling between the campuses or exploring Worcester and all it has to offer, see information here to help you feel more confident exploring the campus and local area
Find out more about the building abbreviations used across campuses.
When looking at your timetable you’ll see abbreviations are used. The codes are made up of three sections: the building abbreviations, plus the floor the room is on and finally the room number. For example, EEG169 = Edward Elgar, Ground Floor, Room 169.
You’ll find building maps and signs across the campus too to help guide you.
A range of university facilities are available across the campuses – take a look to make sure you’re making the most of your time here.